2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2023.127371
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Design analysis and optimization of a hydraulic gate turbine for power production from ultra-low head sites

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“…The development of high-head energy sources that provide high returns is almost complete, resulting in an urgent need to expedite the development of low-head energy sources to meet the ever-increasing demand for energy [3]. In agriculture, low-head development often involves installing bulb units at irrigation canal intakes, helping achieve the dual carbon goals and solve the issue of rural electricity demand, making it a promising and scalable approach [4][5]. Cavitation often causes instability of vibration and noise during the operation of the turbine, potentially endangering the safety and reliability of the unit [6].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The development of high-head energy sources that provide high returns is almost complete, resulting in an urgent need to expedite the development of low-head energy sources to meet the ever-increasing demand for energy [3]. In agriculture, low-head development often involves installing bulb units at irrigation canal intakes, helping achieve the dual carbon goals and solve the issue of rural electricity demand, making it a promising and scalable approach [4][5]. Cavitation often causes instability of vibration and noise during the operation of the turbine, potentially endangering the safety and reliability of the unit [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%